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GameBoy : Pokemon - Red Version Reviews

Below are user reviews of Pokemon - Red Version and on the right are links to professionally written reviews. The summary of review scores shows the distribution of scores given by the professional reviewers for Pokemon - Red Version. Column height indicates the number of reviews with a score within the range shown at the bottom of the column. Higher scores (columns further towards the right) are better.







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From the Golden Days of Ninja Interactive Video Sporting

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: February 25, 2005
Author: Amazon User

Let us be honest with ourselves. This is an old game. And yet it rocks most hard, say thankee. It's also highly addictive.

The point of Pokemon is simple: catch cute, little, animated talking monsters with magic, plastic balls, and use them to kick the living daylights out of the cute talking monsters of your enemies. So in truth, it's a lot like real life.

Plus, said monsters are fully changeable. You can give them a name, teach them special fighting skills, and even control how much they grow. This makes them much better than hamsters as pets go.

Plus, its got ninjas! I'm not only talking about a ninja master who uses Pokemon to duel you (I guess he never learned how to use shuriken or swords or stuff), I also mean you can name you Pokemon things like: Mifune or Hayabusa or Zatoichi or Swordsman with an Umbrella (that probably won't fit). Of course, you can also name it Winky-dinky-do, if it do please ya. But I digress.

Yes, Pokemon shows its age among modern video games. But so does Pong. And Pong is still mildly amusing. But without Pong, there'd be no Pokemom. And without Pokemon, there'd be no modern video gamage. And without video games, I'd have to actually face my family, friends and problems, and learn actual skills! So play Pokemon! It's better than Pong, and many other video games. Trust me. I've been there.

Way better than ruby 100%

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: June 07, 2003
Author: Amazon User

pokemon red was the first pokemon game I bought even though its the same as blue i prefer red version.You should buy this game!!
Its sooooooo much better than ruby version,ruby is a big disapointment.If you want a good starting pokemon choose charmander even though people say bulbasaur is the best maybe at the begining but not in the end.
ps don't catch missingno unless you want to glitch up your game.

I loved this game! Well, maybe in third grade.

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: November 09, 2002
Author: Amazon User

This game is a classic, and really good considering it was released in 1995. I think this game revolutinized RPGs for Gameboy, but it's not very interisting after the first time you beat it. You start as Ash in a race to defeat your rival and become the greatest Pokemon master of all time. All in all, I think this game is great, espically for kids still in grade-school.

Information About Pokemon-Red

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: August 14, 2002
Author: Amazon User

I think that Pokemon- red is the coolest game ever, it has all my favrorite pokemon in it! I can't wait to get it!
It rocks. It's better than yellow version! I love it!

Pokemon Red Version

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: July 18, 2002
Author: Amazon User

About a year ago I bought this game at a Toys R Us. I began playing, and it was fun. I started with a Charmander. This game is challenging at times, and luckily I have strategy books. I beat the game three times, and I keep started all over again becuase it's so fun.

THIS GAME RULES!!

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: August 23, 1999
Author: Amazon User

This game is so cool cause this game allmost never ends [except if you ALWAYS have a kid to trade with] I mean I got mine in july [1999] and I havent even caught all 151 pokemon.THIS GAME RULES!!

REALLY FUN!

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: September 15, 1999
Author: Amazon User

I think that Pokemon Red is really fun. Raising the pokemon can sometimes be really tough, but in the end they eventually get stronger. I recommend this game for other people who don't have Pokemon Red and is thinking of buying it. Pokemon Blue is terrific, too!

Pokemon!

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: August 29, 1999
Author: Amazon User

I think this is a great game for everyone. You can play endlessly with your Pokemon and it's always a challenge. There is more to consider than just chosing which Pokemon to fight. They all have weaknesses so you have to have more than just one. It is also a challenge to train your Pokemon. And there's always fun in playing versus your friends with the cable hook up. I reccomend this to anyone at all. It's especially good to get it for long car rides or plane trips.

Pokemon Rules

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: August 27, 1999
Author: Amazon User

I got the game when it first cam out and never stopped playing it.The thing i like about this game is collecting all 150 Pokemon,training them,and winning Gym Badges. If your looking for a RPG Game get Pokemon.

CHARIZARD GO!

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: March 22, 2005
Author: Amazon User

This is a great classic game. You begin as a new Pokemon trainer, and soon select your first Pokemon. The choices are Charmander, a fire type;squirtle, a water type;or bulbasaur, a fire type. Interestingly, three Pokemon you choose from are like rock/paper/scissors, charmander beats bulbasaur, squirtle beats charmander, and bulbasaur beats squirtle. Soon, you rival chooses his Pokemon(annoyingly, its always the one that has the type advantage, like if you choose squirtle he will choose charmander. You are then given the task of completing a complete guide of Pokemon by catching all of them. In order to beat the game, you only need the first 150 Pokemon, however, there is also a legendary number 151 Mew. You catch Pokemon by using one you already have to weaken it, then catching it with a Pokeball. Once you catch a Pokemon, you may use it to fight others, but you can only have up to 6 Pokemon at a time. Along the way, you will encounter other trainers you may battle. There are regular trainers, which you battle only for money, fun, and experience. However, there are also gym leaders, which are specialized trainers with stronger Pokemon than regular trainers in their area have. There are 8 in all, and once you beat them, you may then battle the elite four, who are much tougher than gym leaders and you have to fight all of them in succession. You also encounter your rival throughout the game. And he becomes Pokemon League Champion, however, once you defeat him, you become Pokemon League Champion. There are also troublemaking team rocket members that you can and sometimes have to battle as well. Their boss is also the leader of gym 8. I have found the gym leaders and team rocket members are actually exceedingly easy if you know what you're doing, however, the elite 4 is very tough, especially since you have to face them all toghether. There are also legendary Pokemon, which are considered to be part of the 151 total, and they are very rewarding but challenging to catch. Also, one cool thing is there is a lot of moves(although some are kind of stupid) and certain Pokemon have strengths over others. For example, fire takes out grass easily. However, you can beat the game just by having stronger Pokemon, however, this is actually harder than using strategy. Because it takes a great length of time to level up, while a skilled player can quickly catch a Pokemon with a type advantage. And to the guy who said he beat this game in a hour....if you think this game is easy, than you should quit playing videogames altoghether, because you obviously are such a great master of everything. Also, IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO BEAT THE GAME IN A HOUR! AT MINIMUM, YOU HAVE TO PLAY IT FOR AT LEAST LIKE 20 HOURS FOR YOUR POKEMON TO BE HIGH ENOUGH LEVEL TOO! Oh, wait, you must have used a gameshark. Wow, no wonder you are so good at videogames. But if anyone tells you they beat the game in a hour, they either cheated, found a big glitch, or both. Or else their exaggerating. But the only way the game could really beat that easy is if you had a strategy guide. "Oh this game is so easy, I only had to read 50 books on it to beat it on the first try." GET REAL! IF THIS ISN'T A CHALLENGE, NOTHING IS! Overall, its a great game, but there are some annoying things. First off, to get all 151, you must trade with freinds, as neither red nor blue has every Pokemon, but they do combined. Most Pokemon are in both versions, but some are exclusive to either red or blue. Also, as you level up your Pokemon, they evolve(which is really more accurately described as metamorphises), and some only evolve by trading them with the same Pokemon with another player. Another thing is there is only one save slot. Finally, in the Japenese version, by getting the first 150, you get number 151,but in the US version you can only get them through Nintendo's promotions or by cheating. Hmm, giving Americans a raw deal, aye Nintendo? You know we buy into your promotions instead of demanding that you make stuff available in the games. In Japan, gamers would be outraged, but you know you can take advantage of us Americans? Okay, go ahead. But despite the fact that it isn't as good as the Japenese version or a perfect game, Pokemon Red is still one of my favorites.


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